3D-printed Rocket Engine

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In a remarkable achievement, IIT Madras’ startup, Agnikul Cosmos, has launched the world’s first rocket with a single-piece three-dimensional (3D) printed engine.

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  • The rocket Agnibaan SOrTeD (SubOrbital Technological Demonstrator) was  launched from India’s first privately developed launchpad called ‘Dhanush’ established by Agnikul at Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh.
  • The test flight aims to demonstrate in-house and homegrown technologies, gather crucial flight data, and ensure the optimal functioning of systems for Agnikul’s orbital launch vehicle, the ‘Agnibaan’.

Rocket Specifications

  • The rocket Agnibaan SOrTeD (SubOrbital Technological Demonstrator) is also India’s first semi-cryogenic engine-powered rocket launch that was completely designed and manufactured indigenously.
  • Agnibaan is a two-stage rocket with a capacity to carry up to 300 kg to a height of 700 km. 
    • The rocket engines are powered by liquid oxygen or kerosene. 
    • It can access both low- and high-inclination orbits and is completely mobile, designed for accessing more than 10 launch ports.

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